Facetiae : Musarum deliciae, or, The Muses recreation, conteining ...

1'76 Epigrams.When he was Gentleman and bravely dight,He left not swelling till he was a Knight :At last (forgetting what he was at first)He sweld to be a Lord, and then he burst.210. To Emson.Emson thou once in Dutch wouldst court a wench,But to thy cost she answered thee in French.211. In Fimum.Fimus is coach'd, and for his farther graceDoth ask his friends how he becomes the place ;Troth I should tell him, the poor coach hath wrongAnd that a cart would serve to carry Dung.* \&iMtttf^MljUflllte212. In Flaccum.t ,'K j [jHliiM -.uJ'^f i.ij- , ., .t i] 'J..^v;II'/til ! ji.The false knave Flaccus once a bribe I gave ;The more fool I, to bribe so false a knave :j v/But he gave back my bribe, the more fool he,That formy folly did not cousen me.A\\V^*A\SrA/\fy & L *213. Of Womens naked Breasts.In open shops flyes often blow that' riesfy'Whichiilclose safes might be kept longer fresh.They but invite flesh-flyes, whose full spread papsLike road wayes lye between their lips and laps.^tK9 Dnrni tri wV\Koma.uun ttis Ifba trorfT214. Ort Morcho.^ipwa T [Irw i ;goU vru DvoIbflB tm ovoJ1 '